California launches statewide homelessness data platform
Officials said they hope the new data warehouse will allow them to better understand — and ameliorate — the state's homelessness crisis.
Want to be data-driven? Don't fear failure, county official says
Pima County, Arizona, overcame its data habits, and yours can too, said Scott Zufelt, deputy director of the county’s Office of Data Analytics.
Oregon lawmakers want to improve human trafficking reporting
Workers at bars and hotels would be required to report suspected cases of human trafficking — a modest measure for the fastest-growing criminal enterprise.
Vermont is modernizing its IT with ‘capability tiers’
Vermont Chief Technology Officer Mark Combs said the state's breaking down many "monolithic" applications to standardize functionality across the enterprise.
Hawaii could have a vaccine passport by summer, officials say
Hawaii state officials said they're piloting technology developed by Clear and CommonPass that's been in development since October.
Remote work works — now fix the culture, CIOs tell NASCIO
State CIO surveys on workforce in 2020 and 2021 show no resistance to remote work, only a concern with developing healthy workplace cultures.
